ECouncil Membership
Registration System

If you are a current leader (registered as the "01") or service unit manager, you can now view your membership information online.
Click here to login to E-Council Now!

If you have not yet received a user name and password, you can request access to this feature by filling out this form. This process can take up to six weeks. Please be patient.

All the PDF forms on this page have been "Typwriter Enabled" in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
This feature allows you save the form to your computer, fill out the form, and email it to it's final destination. If the form requires a signature, you will need to print the form out and sign it.
1. Open the PDF and save it to your computer. You may want to change the name slightly so you know it is your copy of the form. Close the browser window.
2. Open the PDF you have just saved to your computer. At the top of the page there will be a tool bar. In the tool bar is a typewriter icon.
3. Click on the typwriter icon, then click in the area you wish to enter information.
4. Start typing. The buttons to the right of the typwriter icon allow you to adjust the size of the typewritten entry.

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Leader News
Spring/Summer 07 (large download 7MB)
Fall/Winter 07-08 (large download 7MB)

Trip Insurance Information

Enrollment Forms for
Girl Scout Councils
- Plan 2
- Plan 3E
- Plan 3P
- Certificate of Insurance

Enrollment Form for
International Trips for
Girl Scout Councils
- Plan 3P

Trip Planning Forms

Troop Trip Application
Intent to Travel Forms (All 3)
Bus Hiring Notice

Financial Information

W-9, Request for Taxpayer
Identification Number and
Certification Form

Troop Bank Accounts for Girl Scouts of
Eastern Pennsylvania Council Letter

Internal Revenue Service Letter

Bank Account Information Record

GSEP’s 2007-2008 Strategic Plan
Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, an “early adopter” of the realignment movement led by GSUSA, was created by a merger on April 28, 2007 between the Girl Scouts of Freedom Valley, Southeastern Pennsylvania, and Great Valley Councils. The merger became effective on May 1. Thirty days later, the new Board of Directors convened for a three-day retreat to set forth the strategic goals for the new Council. Out of that retreat came five high-level goals to guide the work of the Council over the next year, and beyond. These are:

1. GSEP will strive to create a strategically focused, unified and effective organizational culture which has the capacity to achieve the Council’s goals and consistently deliver high quality experiences and outcomes for the girls.

2. GSEP will retain and grow girl and adult membership which is reflective of the demographics of the Council, is accessible through many pathways and inspires a life-long affiliation with Girl Scouting.

3. To meet the needs of its current and prospective members, GSEP will provide outstanding personal and leadership development programming which is mission-driven and girl-centric, and achieves desired outcomes.

4. GSEP will strive to transform the Girl Scout image by creating and demonstrating a compelling, relevant and contemporary brand identity that inspires girls, volunteers, strategic partners and funders to discover, connect and take action with Girl Scouts.

5. GSEP will build financial strength by diversifying and growing contributed income and earned revenues, and effectively manage financial resources.